Buddhism is individualistic. Is this statement true or false?
The community of Buddhists was called...
The 'messianic' and relatively orthodox kind of Buddhism.
In the Buddha's iconography, he is often associated with this flower.
When we look at the four fold truths, Buddhism seems to be a rigorous account of which phenomena--this phenomena is what science tries to account for too. *recall our early discussions.
Author of a scholarly text we have been reading critically in this course? (Hint: he is a practitioner of Buddhism, ordained by Dalai Lama).
According to a chart Yarnall has made, the 8 fold path has been written about in three canonical sections. The last 3 steps are written about in which genre? This Sanskrit word is also used, generically, to refer to any sacred text.
He vehemently argued for the middle path and the no-self doctrine. Lived in early CE.
She was the Buddha's aunt. She kept pushing him to include women in the sangha. This gal is important.
After becoming a popular religious figure, the Buddha, born in southern Nepal somewhere around 5 B.C.E. according to Powers, came to be known as?
We have discussed India's caste system. According to legend, which one did Buddha belong to? (Hint: it's an English word)
The ultimate Buddhahood according to Hinayana Buddhists.
God, goddess, or godly creatures
Liberation, according to the Mahayana Buddhists.
How many noble truths are there?